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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

The undersigned commissioners. ape
pointed by the Board of Public Works
iu pursuance ~ an act of thc Legislature
To secure the removal of certain dams in
the James river and Dos tributaries, will
meet at the following named times and
places. To- wit. 80 Muiden'- Adventure
dam on Tuesday August q. 1885, between
the hours of @ aim and l2 noon. at Penn
bcriOn Station same day. between the
hours of - noon and 3 pm; at iye river
dam same day. between the hours OF 3
and 6 pm; at Joshua Fall, dam ON We'd
nesdav. August 10Th, between the hours
of q am. and l2 noon.
ON Thursday. August lith. the said
commissioners will bc 40 the several dams
between Lynchhurg and Balcony Fails.
commencing i'm the morning at Lynch
burg ON Friday, August l2th. they Will
visit the dams between Balcony Fall, and
Buchanan, commencing I'm ihe morning
at Balcony Falls on Saturday. August
18Th, they will visit the dams on North
river between Balcony Falls and LeXing
ton, commencing in the morning at Bal
cony Falls.
Persons interested in The question of
removing the dams, either as pro criy-
owners or as residents of the ncighbor.
hood, are invited 20 meet the commission
ers at the times and places named above
and make any suggestions deemed pcrti-
nent upon the subject.
PAUL G. EDMONDs.
Il. ID. kKKPATRTCK,
". ID. DABNEy.
Commissioners
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UNITED STATES COURT.
Important Cases 10 Come Up To Day BE
fore Judge Bond.

Judge Hugh l.. Bond is expected Ia
arrive in the city to-day At n O'Clock
40 the United States Court room. on
North Twcl th street, be will begin the
consideration of several important cou.
pom cases. as follows
Virginia Steamboat Company ycrsu.
Marye Auditor Cooper versus WILL
and Cooper Childrcy ct ais versus MaryC
Auditor, and Ayers. Attorney General
The plaintiffs viii De Represented by
Mr.. W l.. Royal, Major J.. H. Page
Colonel Charles l.. SiringfclloW, and cN
Governor ID. II Chamberlain.
The defendants will De represented D.,
Attorney Genernal Ayers and Colone
W W. Gordon.
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Furiou. Flames.

LINCOLN. NtB., July 21-IIumphrey
Brothers hardware store of this city was
burned at f20 o'clock thi, morning. At
present writing 0:l5l the building IS
wrapped n flames, and the whole block
ou the west side of the square viii burn.
The los. will bc immense. The ilremen
are working hcroicaliy, bat The ilames
shoot high In The air. and their work
seems t0 bc unavai.ing
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Al THE PAVILION.


At the Pavilion Theatre tonight will
occur The grand wrestling match between
Greek George and John Miller Greek
George is the champion catch-as-catch-
can i'm the world. They will Doe assisted
by Yankee Scott, the world-rcnowncd
humorist and dancer The match is $3.50
per side The winner 10 receive seventy
five per cent. and the loser twenty-five
per cent.
Match: Best three fails in five two
GrpcO Roman, two caich-as-catch-can.
and toss for ine last fall. ~ fouls al
lowed The match begins at $50 o'clock.
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4 aRnAr sronM mn wrsr.
Fences Destroyed and bindings Wrecked.
several Persons Injured.


several Person. Injured.
CmcAGo. July 21-The Times special
from Fargo. Oak, regarding the storm ON
Monday night, says occurred at II pm.
and was the most violent ever known
there. The Signal Service officer says the
wind was eighty miles an hour, with re.
markab'c electrical display Much dam
age was done in the way of blowing oil
roofs and chimncys and breaking win
dows, wrccking fences and small build
mgs. A brick foundry. POO by 400 feet
was totally wrecked hardly "a foot of the
wall rcmains 40 persons in the town
were injured, hut In the country Mrs
Eckeison Thompson, who took refuge in
% cyclone cellar. was struck by lightning
and killed Her daughter was stunned.
n the same localities hail feb. destroying
thecrops. but thc damage from this source
is NOT great YhcGma-c was good many
thousand dollars Boo city and country
A dispatch from Glyndon. Mimi, say
A tornado struck thc town oi MoIand,
near Glyud0u. at ~ o'clock Monday
NIGHT BLOWN. down the HOUSES OF $. o.
l.c. William Lloyd, knnth Eyanson and
ole kuuu-0n. also several barns and
eaiuaric- There were fye persons
wounded by thc failing buildings $ o.
Lee. Nr-. $. o. bee. ole knutson, John
Doylc aud Martin bee Mrs. Lee will
1fo
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
The Case of the Richmond aud Allegheny
Railroad.

A. /. Wilkinson. agent of the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
was before the Police Court Yesterday
morning charged with violating the city
ordinance by cruelty treating animals by
allowing them to be kept i'm pens without
shelter, food or water. The evidence
showed that a lot Of sheep were received
here ON the Richmond and Allegheny
freight train Saturday afternoon. placed
I'm fens and Kept there until the follow
ing Monday morning without food or
water Mr. Wilkinson held that the rail
road company was not responsible for
stock after 10 had left the train that it
was the duty of the consignee to takethe
stock away upon the arrival of the train.
Justice Richardson decided that the
company was responsible until the stock
was delivered, and imposed a fine of $40
against the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company.
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The ambulance wascaIled to Fifteenth
and Cary streets yesterday morning about
10 o'clock, 90 % man who was found ly-
in the street sick The man was taken io
his home near Twcuty-ffth and Ncuable
streets By Dr. Rodgers.
About O'Clock pm yesterday young
man W ho was driving down Cary stree.
icllout of the yehicai when near ihccorn.
erof Twenlyiiihs'rcci receiving painful
injuries The ambulance Was called aud
tine injured man was taken to hI- home
ON Fourth street. between Duyal and
IacksOn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

P1IsGrnG, PA, july 2i-lhe coro
ners jury investigating lhe cause of th,
death oil Engineer Moore. who was Killed
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in
This cts on Sunday last 5y ihe train fIa
ming through an open switch and being
hurled over m cmbankmcut, finished DO,
labors They found Chat 10 was caused
by the gross criminal negligence OF Com
duct0r August Bu-hman They also cen.
sured The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for negIcct.ug to repair Obj,
signal target at the switch. which wa.
damaged DIS recent fine. Blshman was
committed for trial. tie has been in tAt
employ of the company since 1866
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Calling over i'm Manchester the other
day wc dropped into the firstciiss bakery
establishment OF be- y. Stems, and found 10
fitted up bon hrst-class style with ail the ncccs
sary supplies of good things. such as always
remind us of Christmas. Bread. crackers. bis
cults, etc. in abundance: cakes. and variety
of good things for the children, and ail made
from the very best and purest materials. Ihi.
is indeed model bakery, and one that de
serves AMI is fast gaining the support of the
public. BE sure "a cali IN and see them al
l5U0 Hull street. Manchester.
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TO TaNpaycrsi

All taxes due the State can be paid in
coupons.
Complete protection and indemnity
guaranteed
License taxes due the State can be paid
in coupons.
Overdue taxes due the State on reaI
and personal property can be paid in cou-
pOns.
BY rendering coupons you will save
large proportion of your tax bill.
The United States Supreme Conrt by
repeated decisions has held the State
receivable coupons TO be as good ten
der as gold or bank notes.
JAMES +. COOPER,
911 Main street, Richmond, Va
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lhe sncce.. Df III. JoAe.

PIrr-nrno, July 21.-S0me time ago
Fred Kayser of McKeesport. more I'm "a
Joke than I'm earnest. sent a box Of fine
cigars TO Emperor William of Germany.
Yesterday hc received q handsome little
music box in return for the cigars from
Prince Bismarck
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ucmhcr-' Nonthi, ifccfing.

The next meeting takes place This even
ing July 2~ih, ai $50 o'clock pm.
There viii be vocal music by some of
our best amateurs. There will also be-
readings hy several competent parties
Attractive Association items will De Dis.
cusscd Last, bui not least, il will Doc a
farewell reception 10 General Secretary
Herbert Morton Clarke Membership
tickets admit member and gentleman
friend
Il is hoped That there viii be a large al
tendance Mr.. Clarke leaves for Wash.
ington i'm time TO assume his duties there
August lst
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WMrlroN, DAR~ July 2Z-Miie. Viola,
four-h0rsc equestricnne of Barretts cir
cus fell from her horses here Monday
uieht and sustained severe injuries. 1t Is
said that, being upbraided for careless
ness by the manager, she took poison. 1t
Is reported that she is dead
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28
CHESTERFIELD SUPERVISORS.
Major Walker on Deck \ Financial state
mput


The Board of Supervisors OF Chester
he'd has reoiganilcd by electing Major
Joseph Walker Of Manchester township
chairman AT the meeting of tie Board
Monday warrants amounting 10 $500
were issued for hawk, owl, and FOX
scalps The deputy treasurer made q
partial statement showing the amount
paid out for the past fiscal year ending
July lst, 1857, to have been $4,000 on
the county levy, road. and poor funds of
the county, and leaving the balance, when
collected ont of the levy of 1856, 10 be
only $1,000 TO run all these funds for the
ncNt Six months The statement of the
financial condition of the county seemed
90 DE a surprise To the Board, and they
called % special meeting Of the Board for
Friday, the 9th oi August, TO make q
thorough investigation OF all The funds
of the county
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

TorrNA. KAN., July 9s-Bishop-elcct
OReilv of the Wichita diocese died last
might. be was borr in Ireland forty
years ago. and received his ecclesiastical
education I'm Milwaukee, lie came here
from here five years ago As pastor of the
Church of the Assumption, and was ap-
poi ted bishop last June
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r.e Ianche,ter ward Meetings.

a fun attendance is desired at the Dem
ocratic mass meeting 10 be held tonight
in front of the Mayors Court room TO
elect delegates TO the Roanoke conyen-
ton. The meeting viii be called to order
at $50 o'clock by the retiring City Super
intendcnt, f. c. ID. Farmer.
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LoNDoN, July 21-The Porte bas de
rided % reopen the negotiations with
ENGLAND ducct for the settlement Oi the
Egyptian question. The object Of the
Porte is that the negotiations shall pro
ceed without the other powers being
consulted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

All things considered, the presen, has
been very good blue and gray year.
ThcmiXcd decoration ceremonies, bloody
cha,m reunions, the old-flg rackets, and
the battlefield encampments are in the
rig direction. --Aec Oriedns Picayuqe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

LoNDoN. July 21-The Royal Yacht
squadron ofcr prizes of $500, t200, aud
tlOO tor "a ace from Cowes TO Cher
bourg. then to Eddystone light and back,
to De started August x. The race is open
Nd Engli-h and FOREIGN Yachls
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IIiE WEATHER.
Yesterday In Richmond Probabilities foi
To-Day.


To-Day.
Under the proper head will be found
the standing of the thermometer in Rich
mond yesterday 1t ranged from about
- to %. The highest point being reached
between 3 and 4 o'clock. The day was
close and sultry, but the evening and
night was more pleasant.
The probabilities for to-day are fair
weather, with stationary temperature,
and possibly little cooler. Last night
there WAS some lightning but no thunder
and local thunder storms will prevail i'm
some sections Of Virginia today The
sensational stories of extremely hot
weather have been exploded, and there is
good reason 10 believe Chat the worst of
the heated term is over for the present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

GLOUCESTER, Mass, july 27.-The fine
of 500 imposed ON the schooner Annie
Vs. ilodgdcn, for an alleged violation oi
The Canadian customs law, has been paid
by the agent of the vessel
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LoNDON, July 21-The Arabian press
announce that King John has asked the
Queen, through the British residents at
Alden, 10 mediate between Italy aud
Abyssiuia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

Guests are already beginning to find
their way Co the new ~. James Hotel,
now kept by A. ID. Atkinson. Mr. Cabell
Davis has charge Of the Office
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4 Mlhsnmmer rre.het reared.

WmREsnARRE, Pa, July IA mid
summer fre-hct which, il 10 occurs, Will
De The first for "a generation, is feared.
The trc-tlc work of The bridge across the
was swept away late last
ptrIt
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OVER THE WIRES.
THE dCCiDkNTS IND INCIDENTS or
THE DAY BY TELEGR1PH

Canada's scandal Saratoga Races Great
storm in the West The Queen Of England
a. Mediator Careless Conductor \
Breight Train poraiied sc.
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Choice Imported Claret-price very
Olw-dt Chambcriayne * Co.'S, 10 and T. South
Thirteenth street.
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many friends viii be glad TO hear Of his
Happiness and prosperity.
TIE ORCHESTRA, sc.
II is expected that Professor VI. Stein
will again wave the baton at Mozart
Academy. and that hc will have with him
EQm. lardclia. Gfessctt TTcmer, and all
the old fayoiites.
AT the Theatre George Noelker will
hold the fort. and will have with him the
same instrument, In brass and string as
before
For Ford the arrangements have not
as vet been announced. Manager Logan
is expected mp early next month. In the
meantime The work of fixing mp the snug
little opera house is progressing, and
from the description Of the contemplated
interior adornments it Is fair TO presume
that 70 will tc a thing of beauty.
The Thcatcr will also receive some rem
ovation and in The carly fall we shall
az least have three places of amusement
in fun blast
But what of the Pavilion Tonight at
This place there is what some might call
worry soasOnabic sport but tulging and
wrestling, with lhe thermometer 100 near
lv hundred is pastimc from which Wc
would rather bc excused.
llthc Pavilion was one of thc hot places
during thc winter what it is in ihe fra
grant summer time can better De imagn-
cl than described However, as the roof
has been taken on. and sam Cohen sells
fans very cheap. and Frank Burke is not
far off, one may i've the performance
through with au effort
THE OLDrIME rIAfooEHs.
This article closes with brief glimpse
at thr Old-timc plays and plaYgocIs. Bc-
fore ihc war in mo- city was Theatre
better patr0uiIcd Mrs Powell has been
connected with tbc Richmond Theatre
for over thirty years, and in her time bias
met Tine most DISTINGUISHED ladies and
gentlemen vino ever adorned the prOies-
-iOn
Richmond was thc regular resort of
the hrs performers I'm the land. Her
stock actors were generally better than
some of "thc stars of thi- day
Never q year passed without visit
from Edwin Booth, Forrest, Miss Cush-
man. Mn. M0watt, John Drew, Sleeper
Clarke. Fanny Mormt Avonia Jones,
Maggie Mitchell Barry sullivan, Gus
iayu. Brooke. and others of like calibre
And they all played TO good houses.
lf there was "nO STAR i'm thc stock
were men like Adams, Boniiace, Jcilcr-
SON. Jack. Hamilton, Wilkes Booth,
Almurh. and others, and they could
always get up capital performance
Ict us hope That the best days of the
drama are mot over and that the ensuing
season will witness revival. Let the
managers open the seasons in the proper
manner Present popular plays or first
class new ones with good companies and
keep IT up Don't follow "a good com
pauy with several Indifferent ones, and
thus wear out The patience of the public.
Whileu may De the better plan some
times 90 Skip hy The Light of the Moon
after you have jumped over the Garden
WALL 70 Is NOT always safe 90 follow ithea
or Louis James with Arizona Joe or that
most barren Of all plays, ON ihe sahara, or
after reaching The wharf at Mugg
Landing Co De pualylel by Lang S
Comedy Comiqucs. But we will give mo-
more advice bui truly wish one and all
who open next season al ihe success
That their efforts 90 cater Co the public
f1-fp deserve
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life imprisonment for killing Her Lover.

PARIS, July 2I-A widow named Bel
Igand has been sentenced 10 imprlsOn-
ment % hard labor for lle for the muir
der Of her lover, whom she killed by
throwing yitrOl on him
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

Mozart Academy Of Music Sew Richmond
Theatre Iord's Opera House ana ih'
Ncw Pavilion Plenty OF IlnNhouscs
win There isc Any IIasg"cr~2

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time lti, probable tlat there will DE no
attemp, made to Civ. daily matiHees.
They may hc given every other day hut
due announcement will DE made of this.
SIR ~ta.hcr-cr will De ON some time in
August to make all the necessary ar
rn-emenis.
H.H God H.H
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-28

Try La Normandi Operas, very choice
at Chambcriayne X COS, 10 and II South
Thirteenth street.
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Old Martell and Hennessy Brandy
cheap, at Chamberiayne 4 Co.'S, TO and y
South Thirteenth street.
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A correspondent Of the Jonrnal II Com.
moes very Ustheiically suggests the ship
mcnt of chrysalis butterflies to England
90 delight young ladies with who have
greenhouses.
Certain il is that the butterfly would
make a pretty pet il he was not handled
Pure OH French Brandy and Sherry
Wine. For sale by
tuAHBERLAYNE s Co,
10 and II south Thirteenth street
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h I NOhMsEIT 80. D. Seventh street
Manchester Phone. 3d.
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''Hl COAL YARD 0Elm snu0m. Broad
..- Pine streets. ~. IS. Pitcher. agent All
ils y Goa, Wood, and Coke. Icio
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.nrHh lI1 D.. Main IcDl Cor
''i.
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Never Say Die "a great success), Bessie
Grcy's Opera Company, the Shadow
Detective. May Blossom, Monte Cristo,
and others. hut the above is a fair sample
While ON the last season at the Acad-
cmy. # may be stated that Manager Cas-
tine is al home in Baltimore and is well.
He has purchased a play called Russia,
and will present 70 at the Richmond
Theatre in September Mr. Castnc is
kindly remembered in Richmond, and his
many friends win bc glad TO hear Of his
happiness and prosperity
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POPULAR PLAYS.

As long as mention has been made of
the plays presented 40 the Thea re during
the past season, 10 is but just that some
mention should be made of those at the
Academy This was done briefly at the
close of She season, but il is repeated i'm
order that it NAV bc seen that Manager
+ VI Casiine did all that he could 90
please the public
Only she most prominent plays are
mentioned. During the season of 1886 S.
the following among others were pre-
senicd Hazel Kirkc, Esmcrclda, Prisoner
for Life, Louise Pomeroy in comedy and
tragedy ,Mugg's Landing, Nobody S Claim,
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1887

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